Replacing a worn engine mount at home. Easy enough to do and save some cash doing the work yourself.
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A quick video on how to replace a worn engine mount. This is a hydraulic unit, as opposed to a fixed or ‘regular’ engine mount. The cost for this OEM hydraulic engine mount was $75. A fixed after-market engine mount can cost as little as $20.
Symptoms of a bad or failing engine mount includes excessive vibration, engine movement and noises from the engine bay.
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Quick question. Where did you place the floor jack on? The oil pan? Thanks.
Thanks just replaced mine today. I was going to get the oem one but no one near me had it in stock and would have to be ordered. I was trying to get it replaced asap so I went with the autozone one that was in your video since they had it in stock. Rattle noise I had is gone which I thought was a bad a strut.
Thank you for the awesome content my friend Happy New year and blessing and may you and family have a great healthy New Year!
Seems like excessive mount wear for a relatively measley 100K miles.